Chronicling the rise and fall of the Fox Film Corporation, this illustrated history delves into the life of mogul William Fox and his near-total control of Hollywood in 1929. It highlights the studio's evolution from a modest investment to a $300 million empire, featuring iconic personalities like Theda Bara and John Ford. The narrative includes exclusive financial data on the studio's successes and failures, alongside a comprehensive filmography of over 1,100 releases, showcasing significant films such as What Price Glory? and Cavalcade.
